Coffee Infused Cigar Experiment

[@joshfontanella]

i know people say its a womans drink but i want to try this with amaretto for the almondy flavour

[@mcasey256]

Thanks! Will add it to my process for making coffee infused cigars.

[@metallicademon]

did you try brewing with the coffee beans afterwards?

[@WeKnowTobacco]

Coffee + Vanilla Cigar Infusion Step 1: Have an airtight box/humidor to hold your cigars and infusion properties. Step 2: Season your box/humidor by rubbing approx. ½ ounce coffee evenly through out the box. Step 3: Grind 1/3 cup of fresh Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee beans and place in dish/saucer/cup. Step 4: Pour 1 oz. of freshly brewed Coffee into small shot glass. Step 5: Pour 1 oz. of Sugar into shot glass. Step 6: Mix 1 oz. of Pure Vanilla extract with the 1 oz. sugar.

[@tabaccopuro]

Hello fellow Floridian, I'm a fan of Tabak Coffee infused & Java Maduro cigars. From your experience in "infusing", how does it compare to those? Is it worth the trouble? I enjoy my infused cigars more with a cup of my customized coffee, which includes Nescafe Decaf in Lactaid 2% Milk. It's an awesome combination, if you haven't tried it.

[@WeKnowTobacco]

Step 7: Thoroughly mix the sugar and extract. Step 8: You are ready to add your solutions to the box, carefully place them into box. Step 9: Finally add your cigars!

[@Dannyfr33sh]

nice man, how did the full sized cigars turned out?

[@Tohfool]

Try infusing it with a tuperware bin.

[@WeKnowTobacco]

@IKoinoniabrother Yeah! They came out great. Let me know how it works for you. Thanks, David

[@skdzbop]

do you think that works with clove or cinnamon?

[@user-on7yi4uf8t]

It does.

[@Owlman-OvO]

I got myself a free Folgers grounded coffee can from work, emptied 1/4th of it a plastic container, literally buried my cigars in it, added a small cup of water on top as diffuser and closed it.

[@sammy60164]

Is there any fear of the coffee molding. I read somewhere that coffee will mold, or is that just BS for that short amount of time. I really want to try this.

[@micahagresta]

I was wondering the same thing

[@rakenrol5414]

I just put coffee beans. Will try it after a few weeks

[@IKoinoniabrother]

Great video! I'll have to try this sometime!

[@plokeew]

Really liked the video! I have a question? What site do u order ur cigars from, of u order online?

[@adriannyasia]

This works great with Quorum cigars...

[@Hueffed]

I have had to put a probe into my Quorum cigars lately. They have been too tight.

[@astrangeone]

I might pick up a cheap batch of cigars to do these with. (I've been smoking a daily Cohiba club cigarrilos....) Yum!

[@Tohfool]

Did the aroma change?

[@torianowilliams2567]

That’s good money 👍

[@tonym.2458]

Do you still need your humidifier in the box?

[@chippytucker6318]

Use a Boveda pack. Make sure you mark it, so you know it's the one you use for infused cigars only.

[@jacobhannah2712]

hey bro awesome video! would you be able to put a link to the PDF of the papers your using?

[@RewatchingguALL]

I think drench and dry them

[@43cigary]

Overkill with that much vanilla and sugar.. just add 1/2 teaspoon of each and 2 teaspoons coffee of choice regular grind... keep at 65% for at least 1 month... then sample.

[@jahsurhofjudah6053]

THIS DO NOT WORK, I TRYED IT. COFFEE FLAVOR WAS NOT AGGRESSIVE AT ALL.

[@christianxxx9393]

What do you recommend?

[@jahsurhofjudah6053]

VODKA INFUSED WITH COFFEE BEANS FOR 60 DAYS, THEN DRY THEM OUT AND RE-APPLY CIGARS BURIED IN WHOLE BEANS FOR TWO MORE WEEKS. I USE EXPRESSO OR DARK ROAST BEANS.